London, Jan 29 : Sir Paul McCartney has revealed that he wakes up every morning feeling a `tinge of sadness' after the death of his first wife Linda.

Currently, the former Beatles legend is dating American socialite Nancy Shevell after a messy public divorce with second wife Heather Mills in 2008.

However, Macca still misses Linda, who died of cancer in 1998.

McCartney said that he tries to think about the couple''s happy memories to overcome the pain.

London, Jan 28 : For the first time since his much publicised divorce battle with Heather Mills, Sir Paul McCartney has come out in the open to speak about his love-split pain.

The ex-Beatle said his emotions over the break-up came out while recording latest album `Electric Arguments' as part of duo The Fireman.

"Love and light is mentioned a lot on the album. Parts of it are dark and edgy," The Sun quoted him as saying.

Washington, January 28 : Sir Paul McCartney along with Eddie Vedder will take to the stage in a forthcoming New York gig to help filmmaker David Lynch''s meditation charity.

The rockers are set to share the microphone with Sheryl Crow, Donovan and Moby at the David Lynch Foundation concert in April.

Lynch revealed he intended to create awareness about transcendental meditation, especially amongst children.

London, Jan 26 : Less than a year after their bitter divorce, Sir Paul McCartney''s ex-wife Heather Mills has praised his taste in women.

The former Beatle, who divorced Mills in March last year (08), has been dating New York socialite Nancy Shevell since 2007, and his ex insists she doesn''t have a bad word to say about the woman who has replaced her in the rocker''s affections.

The former glamour model, who was awarded 24.3 million pounds last March, has a five-year-old daughter Beatrice from Macca.

New York, Jan 24 : Sir Paul McCartney’s ex-wife Heather Mills, who lives in the West Village, has revealed that men are always chasing after her.

Mills says that Manhattan men are always attracted to her despite her more stunning girlfriends being around.

“I’ve got so many stunning girlfriends who can''t get a boyfriend,” the New York Post quoted her as saying.

“But when I go out here, I get asked out all the time, and my girlfriends - who are better looking than me - say, ‘How the hell does that happen?!’

Washington, January 15 : Sir Paul Mccartney has revealed that he never steps out of the house unless he has pocketed his tiny harmonica.

Narrating a particular incident, the former Beatle said that the little instrument helped him entertain people even on the go.

"It''s a very little harmonica. I think it came out of a Christmas cracker," Contactmusic quoted him as revealing on the U. S. TV talk show The View.